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# Re: The reverse of ctime()

- Date: Wed, 24 Jan 1996 11:27:14 PST
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    At 09:28 PM 1/23/96 PST, PILOSOF AVI <avi.pilosof@tafensw.edu.au> wrote:
    >Does a function exist (or does someone know the code for such a beast) to
    >take time in a human readable format and convert it to the internal time
    >format (ie; number of seconds since 1/1/1970) ?

    Take a look at $time_utils, specificly :from_ctime(), it's kind of strict,
    but it can be pretty flexible.

    >1) Is it possible to send email out from the MOO to a standard internet
    >address?

    How do you think new passwords are sent to users?  Take a look at
    $wiz:@make-player and friends to see how it interfaces with $network to send
    that mail.

    >2) Is it possible to create log files from the MOO, and save all traffic
    >into them?

    Yes.  Using FUP, you can write files.  We've offlined our web interface's
    log files to a disk file using it.  fileappend() comes in handy for this.

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